I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 590

Eudora twitched her mouth. She walked to the railing on the second floor, overlooking the hall on the first floor. Such a luxurious house was indeed a great temptation, but...

It wouldn't make her lose her mind.

She frowned slightly, and her fair face was dyed with anger. She glared at Colbert and said, "Colbert, that's enough! I won't always tolerate you just because you're Grandma's grandson! I admit that you are wealthy, but it does not mean that I will accept your charity. Do you think a castle can convince me to stay? You're wrong. I'm not a beloved princess, and I certainly am not going to sell my soul by staying with you!"

Eudora was furious. "I already gave you one last chance by leaving the matter of those sleeping pills behind. Don't push yourself!"

Then, she snorted coldly and left.

Whether Colbert liked her or not, he should never use those sleeping pills to drug her despicably and then sleep with her.

Although Eudora kept calling Colbert a scumbag, she didn't realize that she would retaliate at all costs if any other man dared to drug her and sleep with her.

She actually made exceptions for Colbert.

Perhaps it was because she gave him her virginity, and he had never slept with other women. Or maybe, she had been treating him differently since the very beginning.

Eudora probably had some feelings for Colbert, but she had never noticed them.

"Stop!"

Colbert's temples bulged out of anger.

Eudora turned around, went downstairs, and left the castle.

For a girl who didn't worship money, a luxurious residence like a fairytale castle was just proof of other people's wealth and their worth, and it had nothing to do with her.

Colbert came downstairs helplessly, stood at the door, and watched Eudora get into her car and drive away. He took a deep breath and punched a pillar on the side of the steps.

For the first time in his life, he finally understood how difficult it was to gain someone's trust.

Eudora's first impression of him seemed to be her judgment of his character. And no matter how much he did for her later, he could not change her opinions about him.

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